Winter hiking can be magical with cold mountain air, snow-covered trees, and the peacefulness of no crowds on trails blanketed in white. To fully enjoy venturing out on a snowy trail, having the right gear is key. Thanks to recent snow in Colorado, I got to gear test the perfect winter hiking outfit for days … Continue reading
I’d seen Coalatree Trailhead Pants on various social media channels and decided I needed to see if they live up to the hype. As much as I adventure and travel, I need clothes that are durable, usable for mult-seasons, stink-proof, and can go from trail to town. Since these pants seemingly check off all those … Continue reading
Warm weather travel means packing lightweight, breathable, and comfy clothes. This is a gear review of Outdoor Research Essential Boxy Tee and Ferrosi Transit Pants. Continue reading
I’m now an Outdoor Research mega fan. It’s because of a hoodie and jacket. I became a fan of Outdoor Research after gear testing their sensor vigor lightweight gloves that are smartphone compatible in December. I featured the gloves in my 2021 Holiday Gift Guide. I liked them so much I got the midweight sensor … Continue reading
I’m a sweaty gal. Always have been. Growing up in the South I always heard girls glisten, not sweat. But, I’ve always been the girl who sweats buckets. Folks often say to me sweating means your body is ultra-efficient at getting rid of toxins. Small consolation for always turning into a sweaty mess when the … Continue reading
If you follow me on Instagram or Facebook, you’ve likely noticed a grey hoody showing up repeatedly in pictures. If I’m not wearing it, the hoodie is likely tied around my waist. The hoody is part of Royal Robbins’ Bug Barrier Collection. As a mosquito magnet, I was all it to try it out. I’ll … Continue reading
Recently I got to trail test an outfit from Royal Robbins on an incredible hike in Yosemite National Park, the place where the brand started. Royal Robbins uses #BeyondtheMap hashtag on social media and this hike was certainly that. Our small group headed out with two guides from the Yosemite Conservancy. The exact connection of … Continue reading
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